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Sudden aggression

Ali

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Hi all,

Since Iris' vet ordeals, she's definitely had a different overall attitude and behaviour. She's become noticeably more playful, and she's been waiting at the door to be let out rather than waiting for us to clear the area.

Last night, whilst I was covering her cage for the night (something she has never really liked happen) she flew at the bars where I was shouting and squarking, and almost certainly trying to bite. This morning, she was ready to be let out again as usual, and I moved over towards the sofa as normal. She flew over before I got there and was never going to let me sit down. I've seen this behaviour before, but only when you're really close. We're forbidden from the sofa as I write this!

I suspect this is territory related? How can I calm her down?

Thanks,
Ali
 

Ali

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Quick thought:
She's been sharing her room with other birds recently, so could that be a trigger? It would seem odd that it has taken 3 weeks though...
 

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Could it be because summer and warmer weather/more rain is coming around so she’s getting more hormonal and thus more territorial?
 

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